aggregation

Examples of aggregated

aggregated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The agent suggestions are then aggregated and used to create a set of new, team-modified designs.
We want to emphasize that this first prevalence publication reports predominantly diagnostically aggregated data.
Rather than attempting uniform area-wide, inundative releases of sterile males, it may be more cost-effective to preferentially target aggregated populations associated with livestock.
By contrast, the same analysis showed there was an aggregated distribution at low densities in mixed crops, especially in alternate hill systems.
For the purpose of this study, household purchase records of fresh produce, in general reported weekly, were aggregated into quarterly data.
The resulting aggregated behavior was labeled maternal sensitivity.
Some analysts tend to promote a centralized or highly aggregated structure of decision-making, without proper analysis of the pros and cons of such a structure.
The results are roughly the same using either individual or aggregated data for each country.
Political institutions and procedures provide means by which various kinds of information can be aggregated, thus forming vital channels of communication.
It is not single individuals but relationships between micro-individuals that make aggregated resource-use what it is.
How is feedback aggregated so that it can be useful to participants in their trusting decisions?
It can refer to the level at which single components are still accurately modelled or from which components of the real system have been aggregated.
These data were subsequently aggregated at postcode district resolution.
In the liver, only single macrophages were dispersed in the hepatic parenchyma, where they never aggregated and never contained melanin.
Plasma-membrane-bound macromolecules are dynamically aggregated to form non-random co-distribution patterns of selected functional elements.
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